by Michael King | May 28, 2025 | Beliefs, Encouragement, Faith, Resurrection and Immortality
As a nurse, I both have and overhear a large number of extremely random conversations on a weekly basis. I recently was in a room where a woman was talking about how she and others her age had lived long lives and how they need to make room for others. In other...
by Michael King | Apr 24, 2025 | Encouragement, Faith, The Goodness of God
I was at the hospital last night and spoke with the parent of a patient, and this parent was having a hard time dealing with the circumstances of their injured adult child (for those of you who don’t know me well, I have been an RN for over a decade). In the short...
by Michael King | Feb 12, 2025 | Faith, Inner Life, Spirituality, Supernatural, Time and Space
I was out late with a friend one evening before my move to Ohio. We went to a sort of Portland-y food-fusion restaurant and had dinner and these margarita-like wine-slushy drinks that, for someone like me who doesn’t really enjoy wine, actually tasted pretty...
by Michael King | Jan 15, 2025 | Beliefs, Faith, Uncategorized
This past week it got pretty cold in Texas. Now, to be fair, that is according to Texas standards, not those of anywhere that gets regular winter chill. Nevertheless, after living in Texas for four years, I am more maladapted to the cold then ever. I did, however,...
by Michael King | May 10, 2023 | Angels Demons and Deliverance, Encouragement, Faith, Signs Wonders & Miracles, Supernatural
The daughter of one of my patients shared a story with me about a previous visit their family had at the hospital I work at. Everything I share in this story is what she personally told me: They had been in the hospital at that time for a few weeks when they...
by Michael King | Mar 29, 2023 | Faith, Missions, Physical And Emotional Healing, Signs Wonders & Miracles, Supernatural, Teachings
One of the things we did in Peru 2023 with Overseas Missions was hold medical clinics, which, being a nurse, I play a role in. The clinic process usually involves seeing patients, assessing their needs, giving medications where possible, then sending the problem list...
